Sentence examples for information break from inspiring English sources

With the WikiLeaks files we had the same criteria of success: help our journalists access the information, break down and analyse the data – and make it available for our users.

The introductory text panel declares, "As knowledge and information break free from the shackles of proprietary control, and as widespread access to technology democratizes innovation, the fundamental doctrines of industrial society — the supremacy of unification over decentralization, big over small, the production line over the workshop, top-down over bottom-up — are cast into doubt".

Traditional crystallographic methods for obtaining this information break down at the nanoscale, sometimes referred to as "the nanostructure problem".

The engineering instructor expects students to "figure out what the answer is" by "being able to take a lot of information, break it up into the parts and map it to, again, those concepts that are kind of fundamental, and then use that information to come to a [numerical] solution".

(g-pre) "And it's kind of engineering problem solving is also, a big part of [CBEE] 211 is just being able to take a lot of information, break it up into the parts and map it to, again, those concepts that are kind of fundamental, and then use that information to come to a solution.

"Packets" are small clusters of digital information broken up from larger messages for expediency's sake.

The Web site of the American Canoe Association (www.acanet.org) includes clubs and contact information broken down by state.

"At least two companies, Friends Life and Genesis Housing, publish detailed gender pay gap information broken down by every grade," the response said.

But even by those standards, the current rumor machine is humming at a heated clip, which again reflects just how little information breaks free from the Hermit Kingdom.

The silent solidarity of Hitler's inner circle, which constituted an embargo on all personal information, broke down only after the war.

"Some are drinking too much and at harmful levels, and we need more information broken down by sub-population to better identify who those people are.